



Off The Wall is also known as CEI Offshore Cage.

Off The Wall



By shore or by boat, the wall runs almost paralell to the coast southeast bound for the cape.

Off Cape Eleuthera

Highborn Key Wall

Sandy bottom with large dead coral formations sticking out. Large and curious  Barracudas patrolling site. Extremely clear water!



Barracuda Aquarium

Normans Key Cut is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Bahamas, Exuma Keys which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Normans Key Cut

Fantastic shark feeding dive.  Many large Caribbean Reef sharks and large groupers, triggerfish, etc...

Location of AquaCat Liveaboard Cruises Shark Dive.  

Amberjack Reef

Jeep Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Bahamas, Exuma Keys which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Jeep Reef

Large boulders creating cracks, tunels and caves; with large groupers and a great marine life.

Just east of the glass window bridge that connect the thin spit of Eleuthera and central Eleuthera.

Glass Window Bridge

Boat. Drift dive (up to 9 knots!) with the eastwards tide - crisp clear waters.  Shore dive can be done on north side of Cut. Pod of stingrays live here.

By boat or car. Current cut lies in the narrow channel between the western tip and the main island.

Current Cut

This massive blue hole starts near 45 feet below the surface, and is bigger than 100 feet in diameter. 

10 miles southeast of Nassau

Lost Blue Hole

There is a dozens of shipwrecks:
- The Cienfuegos wreck: 292ft American steamer, sunk feb 1895. The wreck is in poor condition, except the bow and boilers.
- Potato and Onion wreck (Vanaheim): 86ft freighter sunk in 1969.
- Train wreck: Sunk in 1865. The wheels are great.
- Carnarvon wreck: 186ft freighter sunk in 1916. This is a good wreck for underwater photographers (anchors, boilers...)

North ern tip of Eleuthera.

Devil's Backbone is also known as Cienfuegos wreck, Potato & Onion wreck (Vanaheim), Train wreck, Carnarvon wreck....

Off The Wall

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Off The Wall